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More than 167,000 Chicagoans lived on $21 or less a day
About 17% of Chicagoans lived below the poverty line in 2024, with more than a third of them surviving on less than $21 a day. What is deep poverty? More than 167,000 Chicagoans lived in what the federal government calls “deep poverty”…
Progressives Push Trio of ‘Tax-the-Rich’m…
Connecticut lawmakers are set to consider three tax proposals at a Feb. 27 public hearing that would…
Be in the Know – James Madison Institute
By Natalie Gonzalez February 26, 2026 Do you know who your state senator or representative is? For…
Building Affordability: Supply-Driven Housing Policy…
Executive Summary The United States is currently experiencing a housing affordability crisis, marked…
Should we care about foreign money in Minnesota…
Foreign dollars are flowing into Minnesota’s higher education institutions, and a new federal…
Gov. Polis Eyes Taxpayer Refunds as Budget Wound Band-Aid
Colorado’s structural budget challenges continue to collide with wishful thinking and a lack of accountability. What’s more, Joint Budget Committee (JBC) analysts disagree with Governor Polis’ office on how best to address the state’s fiscal…
How to balance the state budget without hiking taxes
The following “Island Voices” commentary was first published on Feb. 26, 2026, in the Honolulu…
Affordability Will Be Key to Republicans’ Success — or…
About a week ago, sitting with about a million other people, stuck in some airport, in some city,…
Governor should not suspend public records requests…
The following testimony was submitted by the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii for consideration by the…
Waive SMA use permit rule for county infrastructure…
The following testimony was submitted by the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii for consideration by the…
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